| Thursday, December 18 2008 |
Lian-Li Industrial Co. Ltd has launched two top panel radiator kits called the T-7024W and T-7022W. Both are suitable for the PC-A70 / PC-A7010 chassis only. The kits include a copper radiator mounted into the underside of the top panel with open vents to allow the internal fans to exhaust the heat. The outer face of the panel has multimedia ports for ease of use. These combo panels are ideal for those with water cooling kits and who want to keep the kit low profile and internalized, while keeping the functionality of cooling your PC rig at a premium.
Multimedia Ports and Radiator specifications
The top panels have USB 2.0 x 4, IEEE 1394 x 1, E-SATA x 1, HD+AC97 Audio connectors on the outer face of the panel, while mounted below are copper radiators, with each model having a different size. The T-7024W has the larger radiator at 140x280mm with 2x 140mm (1500RPM) Ball Bearing Fans for cooling. The smaller T-7022W has a 120x240mm copper radiator with 2x 120mm (1500RPM) Ball Bearing fans for cooling. Both are made with the superior craftsmanship and attention to detail that Lian Li is renowned for. The kits do not include tubing nor a water pump assembly and are designed to be an add on feature to an already existing water cooling setup.
Radiators for water cooling
Both radiators of the T-7024W and T-7022W have pure copper internals with black anodized coating and will be the perfect addition to any water cooling setup you may have. The advantage of the integrated radiator keeps the size and look of the traditional PC-A70 / PC-A7010 chassis, while adding the hidden dimensions of a rad for your cooling needs and convenience.
Lian Li offers more choice
The classical functional design is the Lian Li goal. The essence of Lian Li products is the craftsmanship of the engineering. Intrinsic to the workmanship and quality is the customization which includes a whole host of optional extras that can be purchased to add more features to an already feature rich product.
For more information, please visit the product pages for Lian Li T-7024W and Lian Li T-7022W.
Multimedia Ports and Radiator specifications
The top panels have USB 2.0 x 4, IEEE 1394 x 1, E-SATA x 1, HD+AC97 Audio connectors on the outer face of the panel, while mounted below are copper radiators, with each model having a different size. The T-7024W has the larger radiator at 140x280mm with 2x 140mm (1500RPM) Ball Bearing Fans for cooling. The smaller T-7022W has a 120x240mm copper radiator with 2x 120mm (1500RPM) Ball Bearing fans for cooling. Both are made with the superior craftsmanship and attention to detail that Lian Li is renowned for. The kits do not include tubing nor a water pump assembly and are designed to be an add on feature to an already existing water cooling setup.
Radiators for water cooling
Both radiators of the T-7024W and T-7022W have pure copper internals with black anodized coating and will be the perfect addition to any water cooling setup you may have. The advantage of the integrated radiator keeps the size and look of the traditional PC-A70 / PC-A7010 chassis, while adding the hidden dimensions of a rad for your cooling needs and convenience.
Lian Li offers more choice
The classical functional design is the Lian Li goal. The essence of Lian Li products is the craftsmanship of the engineering. Intrinsic to the workmanship and quality is the customization which includes a whole host of optional extras that can be purchased to add more features to an already feature rich product.
For more information, please visit the product pages for Lian Li T-7024W and Lian Li T-7022W.
User comments
Wow, looks really nice. Wonder what the price is...
...also does copper do better in radiators than aluminum which I think makes up most rad fins?
...also does copper do better in radiators than aluminum which I think makes up most rad fins?
copper pipes in the house now for a rad ,expensive.
I'd love it if they could do this for my Lian Li.
radiator looks like a black ice gt stealth
I love lian li, my next case will be from them.. after seeing this I do believe this will be an option too ;)
good solution for case modding